Quicken 2009 Discounts Extended
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FacebookThis is just a quick note to say that Intuit has extended their discounts on Quicken 2009. They’re offering $20-$50 off (varies by product), and the discounts were set to expire this week. But guess what? They’ve extended them through May 31st, 2009.
Here are the details:
- Quicken Deluxe 2009 (
$59.99$39.99) - Quicken Premier 2009 (
$89.99$59.99) - Quicken Home & Business 2009 (
$99.99$69.99) - Quicken Rental Property Manager (
$149.99$99.99) - Quicken Online (Free, as always)
Previously: More Discounts on Quicken 2009
Published on April 29th, 2009 - Leave a Comment
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